RIP Catherine
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 3:54 pm
Catherine, AKA Squeakers and The Demon Cat has passed away.
She was our family cat, an orange marmalade with a golden eyes that my mom swore are always trouble-making evil kitties. She's lived a long life, and has been there for as long as I can remember. She was a birthday present to my dad a long time back, and she's always been there to cause chaos. This cat would roam the apartment halls at night, she was open doors by herself, drink only from the bathroom faucet, and would get in all sorts of trouble. She loved to be pet on her back, near the base of the tail, and she loved being scratched underneath her chin.
Her last few days, we knew something was up. She wouldn't eat, her purr was louder, wetter, and sounded awful. She slept all day, and I had to poke her numerous times, scared she had slipped away in her sleep. It turns out while I was at school, my parents took her to the vet and they put her to sleep. She had a throat tumor.
My friends were terrified when I burst into tears at lunch, and sad when they found out why. I managed to get through the rest of the day, but going home and clicking my tongue, expecting her to come and rub against my legs just caused me to cry again. Hell, I'm crying as I write this. She's been an amazing cat, and she's always been there to amuse us, or comfort us. And now she's gone.
She slept in my underwear drawer. It always baffled me.
RIP Catherine, we miss you. We really do.
She was our family cat, an orange marmalade with a golden eyes that my mom swore are always trouble-making evil kitties. She's lived a long life, and has been there for as long as I can remember. She was a birthday present to my dad a long time back, and she's always been there to cause chaos. This cat would roam the apartment halls at night, she was open doors by herself, drink only from the bathroom faucet, and would get in all sorts of trouble. She loved to be pet on her back, near the base of the tail, and she loved being scratched underneath her chin.
Her last few days, we knew something was up. She wouldn't eat, her purr was louder, wetter, and sounded awful. She slept all day, and I had to poke her numerous times, scared she had slipped away in her sleep. It turns out while I was at school, my parents took her to the vet and they put her to sleep. She had a throat tumor.
My friends were terrified when I burst into tears at lunch, and sad when they found out why. I managed to get through the rest of the day, but going home and clicking my tongue, expecting her to come and rub against my legs just caused me to cry again. Hell, I'm crying as I write this. She's been an amazing cat, and she's always been there to amuse us, or comfort us. And now she's gone.
She slept in my underwear drawer. It always baffled me.
RIP Catherine, we miss you. We really do.